OpenNCP integration with eID

 

 

Estimated - 13:00 to 14:00 CET

Performed - 13:00 to 13:35 CET

AGENDA

a) Status of eID

b) Next Steps

 

 

LOCATION

- Wiki+ WorkBench + AdobeConnect

PARTICIPANTS

Today's Meeting Participants:

Rui Alves (Unlicensed)

Alexandre Santos

Joao Cunha

michele.foucart

Massimiliano Masi

Soeren Bittins

Marcello Melgara

@Alice Vasilescu (DG-DIGIT - eID)

 

Invited Members List:

Markus (Unlicensed)

Natasha Carl

S

Ortwin Donak

Stéphane Spahni

@Robert Scharinger

Ioannis Petrakis

Licinio Kustra Mano

@François

Daniele Crespi

@Tomé Vardasca 

Kostas Karkaletsis

 

MEETING NOTES

0. Overview

1. Relevant Documentation (What's gathered so far)

The eID approach: The different levels

 

Level (Requirements)ModePilotAction by PatAttributes 
Level 0Manual input in the portal.epSOSMinimum D3.6.2  

Level 1

(disconnected mode possible)

LARMS

?? (eSENS eHeath OpenNCP 2.3.0 – floting  componento any portal

Pat gives card, does not type; 

Surname given name gender unique (health) identifier; Varies with each country*

RISK: not 100% sure individual ID

Level 3

(connection to internet and to Country A is needed/national PKIs via centraized service)

LAMb+Pat action

 

Patient confirms (mobile key; Pins of the card)

 

Allows “signed consent”

Authetication is possible

Level 4

(Does not use local functions of the card, uses online “information”; access to PEP)

DCA  Distributed CrossB Authentication

Stork II

Patient confirms (mobile key; Pins of the card) in a PC at the PoCare)

(atributes in the “assertion are the key issue”)

Confirms with National PKI everything;

Confirmes eIDAS.

Level 5

.Advanced Mobile APP solution  (AMAPP)

 

Use their mobile phone for full autentication without card need

  



2. Meeting Minutes:

Alexandre Santos (briefing):

 

 

 

 

3. AOB

Soeren Bittins: Will we have Markus (Unlicensed) next week?

New paths to be discussed there about eID (Workshops in Brussels) - important to liaise. It would be important to have Markus (Unlicensed) there.

We are losing the concentration on Health IDs 

 


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